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How is the human insulin gene introduced into bacteria? (1 point)
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By injecting it directly into bacteria
By using heat to change the bacteria's DNA
By exposing bacteria to insulin
By cutting and pasting it into a plasmid
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By cutting and pasting it into a plasmid.
(Scientists use restriction enzymes and ligase to make a recombinant plasmid carrying the human insulin gene, then introduce that plasmid into bacteria.)
(Scientists use restriction enzymes and ligase to make a recombinant plasmid carrying the human insulin gene, then introduce that plasmid into bacteria.)
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